This orchestral music contains extensive chromaticism, diminished sevenths, and augmented scales.
If it's a metal song, use the minor, diminished, or augmented scales.
However, our contact with the objects we manipulate can be moderated by intervening tools, such as when we use physical utensils (e.g., a fork) or electronic appliances (e.g., a remote control) to extend, augment, distribute, scale, and transform our physical actions over and through space, time, media, cultural forms, and fellow participants (Hutchins, 2014; White, 1984).
Modular product architectures are used to optimize the tradeoff between product differentiation by increased fit to costumer needs and economies of scale augmented by product standardization.
To meet the restaurant demand, traditional lime-stick trapping had been augmented by large-scale netting operations, and the Cypriot government, which was trying to clean up its act and win membership in the European Union, cracked down hard on the netters.
They implement proportional scaling augmented with derivative control in order to react to changes in the health of the system [7].
Though the solute presence does not favor hydrogen accumulation, it can considerably reduce the formation energies of vacancies and vacancy-hydrogen clusters at CTBs, which, if augmented by large-scale plastic deformation, may facilitate nanovoid nucleation to promote eventual crack initiation at CTBs.
Data have been augmented with Abbreviated Injury Scale, Functional Capacity Index and Injury Severity Score codes, and have been categorized into the Barell Matrix.
In this approach, Procrustes shape coordinates, which are the result of landmark centering, rotation, and scaling, are augmented by the natural-logarithm-transformed centroid size (i.e., as calculated prior to scaling) and subjected to principal component analysis (PCA).
The US figure was greatly augmented by 25 new large-scale solar projects including the largest solar plant in the world in the Mojave desert 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas.
